THE DAILY PRAETORIAN: Cybersecurity Trends – 11/10/25

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“The Marine Corps has done more for this country than any other fighting organization.”

— President Harry S. Truman

Oddest ChatGPT leaks yet: Cringey chat logs found in Google analytics tool
Leaks of unusually long ChatGPT prompts have been surfacing in Google Search Console (GSC) since September, revealing that user queries—often personal or business‑related—were inadvertently sent to Google when the AI’s web‑search feature was triggered by a buggy prompt box that appended “https://openai.com/index/chatgpt/” to each request. Analysts Jason Packer and Slobodan Manić traced the issue to a glitch that caused ChatGPT to route search‑enabled prompts to Google, which then logged the raw queries in the GSC of sites ranking for the “openai index chatgpt” keywords. OpenAI acknowledged the problem, stating it had fixed a temporary routing glitch affecting a small number of queries, while Google declined comment. The episode raises lingering concerns about privacy safeguards, the scale of exposed prompts, and whether the fix fully stops the leakage of user data to third‑party services.  Click here to read more.

Bear Grylls says writing about Jesus was the ‘hardest thing’ he’s ever done: ‘It’s a battleground’
Bear Grylls says writing The Greatest Story Ever Told—his retelling of Jesus’ life—was the toughest and most rewarding work he’s ever undertaken, eclipsing even his extreme‑sport exploits and television accolades. He describes the book as a fast‑paced, thriller‑style narrative that captures the grit, love, and sacrifice of Christ, aiming to reach readers of all ages and faiths. Grylls explains that the project emerged while filming in the jungle, driven by a deep desire to share the full story of Jesus beyond familiar highlights, and he credits the collaboration with The Chosen team for ensuring biblical accuracy. The author notes that the book’s impact has been profound, with people worldwide reporting life‑changing encounters, and he plans to extend the theme into a new series, The Chosen in the Wild, where cast members join him in outdoor challenges while reflecting on faith. Click here to read more.

The “novel Turing test” detects AI with up to 80% accuracy
A new “computational Turing test” can spot AI‑generated social‑media replies with roughly 70‑80 % accuracy across nine major language models, revealing that while the models mimic conversational structure, they consistently miss the emotional nuance of human posts—especially affect‑laden language, sentiment, and toxicity—making affective cues the strongest indicator of artificial origin. Optimizing outputs for a more human feel lowers semantic precision, and the test shows the models perform best on X‑style interactions but lag on Bluesky and Reddit. Despite these detectable gaps, AI‑written content remains prevalent, with studies indicating that over half of long‑form LinkedIn posts are at least partly generated by LLMs. Click here to read more.

Netanyahu, Kushner discuss 200 Hamas terrorists in tunnels behind Gaza’s Yellow Line
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with former White House adviser Jared Kushner in Jerusalem to discuss the fate of roughly 200 Hamas fighters trapped in tunnels on the Israeli side of Gaza’s Yellow Line, a decision that will be coordinated with the Trump administration. The talks also covered broader goals of disarming Hamas, demilitarizing Gaza and preventing any future Hamas presence. U.S. pressure appears to be influencing Israel’s stance, with officials hinting that a compromise potentially granting safe passage to the detainees, could be part of the broader effort to end the conflict. Click here to read more.